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>>>Wilson said witnesses saw John Muhammad, 41, and Lee Boyd Malvo, 17, the two suspects in the sniper shootings, at the scene of the Montgomery shooting. But they said Muhammad had a handgun and Malvo was holding a magazine — and neither appeared to have a rifle, Wilson said.

>>>That, Wilson said, has led him to suspect that a third person possibly fired the Bushmaster XM-15 rifle that authorities found in Muhammad's blue 1990 Chevrolet Caprice last week.

This leads to some related questions:

1) Muhammad was said to always have a large, heavily loaded military duffle bag with him in Tacoma, that he didn't like to be seperated from. A witness at the scene of one of the DC-area shootings saw a man with a duffle bag. Where's the duffle bag? It wasn't in the Caprice, from what we've been told.

2) The Caprice didn't have much .223 ammo (1-2 rounds), and had two boxes of .338 Win (serious big game/long range sniper stuff). Where's the rifle to match the ammo, and where's the ammo cache for the .223 Bushmaster?

Possibly with the 3rd guy above?

1) Muhammad was said to always have a large, heavily loaded military duffle bag with him in Tacoma, that he didn't like to be seperated from. A witness at the scene of one of the DC-area shootings saw a man with a duffle bag. Where's the duffle bag? It wasn't in the Caprice, from what we've been told.
2) The Caprice didn't have much .223 ammo (1-2 rounds), and had two boxes of .338 Win (serious big game/long range sniper stuff). Where's the rifle to match the ammo, and where's the ammo cache for the .223 Bushmaster?

Possibly with the 3rd guy above?

Which leads to another question. Was the 3rd guy the "duck in the noose", the one who got away and collected $10M ?